Hello,
We would like to inform you that we have successfully updated the PHP packages on our servers using CloudLinux EasyApache 4 to address the critical PHP security vulnerabilities CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619.
The following PHP package versions have been updated:
1. `ea-php52`: 5.2.17-27
2. `ea-php53`: 5.3.29-29
3. `ea-php54`: 5.4.45-82
4. `ea-php55`: 5.5.38-64
5. `ea-php56`: 5.6.40-25
6. `ea-php70`: 7.0.33-29
7. `ea-php71`: 7.1.33-20
8. `ea-php72`: 7.2.34-12
9. `ea-php73`: 7.3.33-15
10. `ea-php74`: 7.4.33-18
11. `ea-php80`: 8.0.30-11
12. `ea-php81`: 8.1.34-4
13. `ea-php82`: 8.2.34-2
14. `ea-php83`: 8.3.35-2
15. `ea-php84`: 8.4.26-2
16. `ea-php85`: 8.5.11-2
These versions correspond to the CloudLinux EasyApache 4 package versions listed in the official cPanel security advisory.
Official Security Advisory:
We will continue to monitor security updates and apply the necessary patches to maintain the security and stability of our hosting infrastructure.
Action Required for Customers:
Customers who are using outdated PHP versions are strongly advised to upgrade their websites to a newer, supported PHP version compatible with their applications. Using outdated PHP versions may expose websites to security vulnerabilities and compatibility issues.
Customers can change their PHP version by following these steps:
1. Log in to your cPanel account.
2. Navigate to Software → MultiPHP Manager.
3. Select the domain or domains you wish to update.
4. Choose the latest PHP version supported (ea-php82+) by your website.
5. Apply the changes.
Before upgrading, please ensure that your website, themes, plugins, and applications are compatible with the selected PHP version. We recommend testing your website after the upgrade to confirm that everything functions correctly.
Best regards,
GoManilaHost.Net Support Team
Thursday, October 22, 2026
